Jurisdiction issues arise in three of the cases in this week’s Commercial Disputes Weekly with a clash between an arbitration agreement and a direct action statute, the latest instalment in the dispute over Venezuelan gold and how to serve orders through blockchain on unidentified website operators. The final case considers the requirements for terminating a bareboat charter following a terrorism event of default.
Read the sixty sixth edition of our weekly update of Italian labour law.
This article discusses the implications of the new register of overseas entities, introduced on 1 August 2022, on the ownership of property in England and Wales.
This article considers Thailand’s draft bill to introduce adjudication proceedings for construction payment disputes, along with key points for both contractors and employers to consider.
The nine plants currently under construction in Cuenca and Toledo provinces are expected to be operational by end 2022 or early 2023.
Nearly a year on from the publication of the UK’s Hydrogen Strategy in August 2021, what progress have we seen?
The two additional newbuildings planned – Explora V and Explora VI – will use LNG as a main fuel as well as green hydrogen to bring emissions down to zero in port.
When fully operational, the project will generate 540m kWh of green energy annually, enough to power over 155,000 households.
A quartet of interpretation cases this week: Commercial Disputes Weekly covers decisions by the Court of Appeal on rent cesser clauses during the pandemic and the requirements for rent repayment orders, and the Commercial Court looks at a commodities sale and purchase agreement and decisions of an arbitral tribunal and judge.
The fourteen plants are all located in the Spanish regions of Aragon and Castilla-La Mancha.